Sentence examples for fair to observe from inspiring English sources

It is also fair to observe that it is rather useful for the government to try to swivel the focus in this direction.

It is fair to observe, though, they have not exactly given him an opportunity in the 1st X1 to save his career.

Now, it is only fair to observe that I have never known a time, whether the prime minister was Tory or Labour, when MPs didn't moan that they were unloved by their leader, especially when the MP in question felt that his talents had been overlooked for a ministerial post.

AGNES MARTIN Blanket adulation can ultimately do more harm than good to an artist's reputation, so it seems fair to observe that some things in this small survey of Martin's works on paper (dating from 1960 through her last-known drawing, made in 2004) are better than others.

But it is fair to observe that Suárez was often the best creative player in this game, just as he sometimes was for Uruguay during the 2010 World Cup, which he despoiled by deliberate cheating with a hand ball against Ghana.

The Achards also established an annual fair to observe the feast of St. Thomas the Martyr on 7 July.

What is fair is to observe that the Republicans' claim that they are the great job creators is a fiction.

Over the past few months, I've had more than my fair share of opportunities to observe how the NHS is performing, particularly around the elderly.

And one sensed some pre-emptive accommodation in Neil McKay's compelling two-part Sunday night drama, Appropriate Adult, based on the true-life experience of Janet Leach, a trainee social worker volunteer called in by the police to observe fair play during West's interrogation.

Technology truly is shaping every human endeavor, so any human endeavor is fair game for you to observe and analyze through tech's lens.

She also attended horse fairs and farmers' markets to observe animals' emotions and behavior.